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Just realized it is better to use use statement:
Anyway, is it a better way?

Hello All, Is it some proper way to disable menu and rollback action in a screen. I can add NullAction() for the appropriate keys, but is there a better way to do it? screen some_screen(): ... key "game_menu" action NullAction() key "rollback" action NullAction() key "rollforward" action NullAction()

It's my own game so I'm pretty sure the script isn't locked or anything. I've deleted renpy a few times and don't have the project in my renpy anymore? I have a download of my older game; is there anyway I can view the script?? It is not clear what is the problem. Basically, you can view your scrip...

Hi everyone, I made a save and load screen with a hotspot. The function is works normally. When I hover my mouse over the saved slot on the load screen, can I use the hover image in that slot? I want to display the saved slot to know which slot I am in when I operate it with a keyboard. I tried cha...

I think, in the renpy screen language you are not supposed to get coordinates of the displayables. Instead, you can use style properties for positioning and other screen language tools. Yes, I solved this problem using a function and now I get a tooltip exactly opposite each button. I can add and re...

"Possible" solution: I can get around it by hiding the screen_1 (without using on_hide animation) to make a prediction and then reshow it and hide with on_hide animation when proceeding to screen_2: label start: label .screen_1: call screen screen_1(on_hide_anim = False) if _return == "predict": sh...

The text for saving is "セーブしますか?", and text for overwriting is "上書きしますか?". Is there a way to distinguish "save confirm text" from empty slot and "overwrite confirm text"? Not sure what is the best way to do it. Maybe using renpy.list_slots to get list of existing save files. Then, you could use con...

span4ev wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 25, 2022 7:09 am

To avoid confusion, are you actually trying to make tooltips and position them next to the displayable?

Check the tooltip example using Nearrect from renpy documentation tooltip_example2

span4ev wrote: ↑

Sun Jul 24, 2022 10:22 am

EDIT:
renpy.get_image_bounds or renpy.get_placement might be useful. Not sure if that is what you are looking for.

I would like to predict a displayable that is supposed to be shown in the next screen and wait till the prediction is over (show a loading animation) to make sure that animations will be smooth. Current implementation: label start: call screen screen_1 call loading_screen_label("displayable_to_predi...

confirm argument in FileSave and FileLoad prompt for confirmation before loading the file only if not at the main menu, and only before overwriting existing save file. I am not sure why you want to prompt for confirmation in these cases but I guess you could use Confirm action to implement it. Some...

Look at the screen confirm in screens.rpy : screen confirm(message, yes_action, no_action): ... label _(message): style "confirm_prompt" xalign 0.5 ... style confirm_prompt is gui_prompt style confirm_prompt_text is gui_prompt_text Actually, by default message should be centered. xalign 0.5 Some way...

You need to change the input screen location.

For example in screens.rpy: Maybe add variant and other style changes.

Remix wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 14, 2022 7:00 pm

You could use a displayable prefix to push the image through a function...

Wow. That seems promising. Is it any reason why you would not recommend using this approach? (Like it may slow down displayable processing (besides using tint) or complicate anything else)

Thank you for your help!!!

When you call screen renpy doesn't go to the next line until you return from the screen mapajuego. To actually show msecundaria01 you need to show it first and only then call mapajuego. In order to put msecundaria01 on top, you can use different zorder for the screens. For example: screen mapajuego:...